Discover The Emerging Talent In Music and Sports For 1971
James Taylor was starting to become the new sound of rock at the age of 22. His music was described as a mix of mainstream pop, country, folk and the blues.
History Made at Daytona 500 in This Issue of Sports Illustrated
Yarborough kept running strong and became the only man other than Petty to have won the Daytona 500 more than once at the time.
United States Tourism Advertising in 1941 National Geographic
This week we look at some of the ads from a February 1941 issue of National Geographic magazine that we have in stock at PFTP Antiques.
HOW HAVE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES CHANGED THE WORLD?
When this issue of TIME magazine was published, Washington was considered the world’s talkingest city with 70 telephones per 100 people. New York City was much lower with only 53.8 telephones per 100 people.
Vintage Sports Illustrated Magazine – AAU Track Preview
This is one of the newer additions to PFTP Antiques. We are working to add listings of vintage Sports Illustrated to our available inventory.
Vintage Product Advertising from Judge Magazine
Judge was a satirical magazine that initially was published weekly in the United States. The publication ran from 1881 to 1947.
VIET NAM WAR UPDATE – GENERAL GIAP’s TET OFFENSIVE
In South Viet Nam a holiday truce for the feast of Tet led to Vietnamese celebrators filling the streets with firecrackers. Shortly after the celebrations ended, the destruction began.
HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION FIGHT – LISTON VS. CLAY
Although Clay was named fighter of the year for 1963, he was a massive underdog in the upcoming title bout. At the time, Liston was widely considered one of the best heavyweight fighters of all time.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE ON THE COVER OF MOVIE STORY MAGAZINE MARCH 1949
This week we are looking at the March 1949 issue of Movie Story with a grown up Shirley Temple on the cover.
WORLD RECOVERS FROM WAR – CANADA’S ICE QUEEN CAPTURES HEARTS
In 1948 the fifth ever winter Olympic games were held in the small resort town of St. Moritz (pop. 2,500). Thirty-one nations participated in a total of nineteen different sporting events.
